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He definitely caught his hand poor guy

What an episodio! ¡Bien hecho! I am impressed with the quality of y’all’s production. And the length of each of your segments fits my planning to the proverbial “T”. And the Relive map at the end…🤙🏽 Thank you for your effort and for sharing your xperience on the Camino.

Wonderful episode

What was the name of the albergue in Sansol? And may I ask how much you paid for your room? 🤙🏽

I can’t get over how fortunate y’all’ve been weather wise. Votre production est magnifique ! ¡Bien hecho! ¿Dónde compró su parasol/sombrilla? 🤙🏽

Jack’s got it wired; an afternoon soak before cocktails and dinnahhhh. On a more serious note, your video production is spot on and, being a map aficionado, I really appreciate the final moments of each vid where you show your daily route on the physical map. That’s a cool touch!

That surge channel was a fun one to tackle solo. Only one that gave me pause on the Owen Point -> Beach Access A stretch

When it rains on that trail, it's embrace the suction

they did not arrive to santiago?

I loved the way the wind made waves in the green wheat fields

Nancy et Jacques, I just stumbled upon your video journey and I am loving your commentary. Merci beaucoup! I think you would absolutely love the casa rural Molino Galochas in Villavante, a day or day and a half outside León. It’s on the Villar de Mazarife alternativo path. Mercedes, the innkeeper, is a gem. It’s an old mill house in one of the most romantic settings on the Camino. (Why do I think of Armand Gamache when I hear your husband?! 😘) Bon chemin.

Hi back Nancy, we live in the outer eastern suburbs of Melbourne. I am already planning our return visit to the Camino Frances for next year. Mostly using the accommodation reviews from the Wise Pilgrim app to select but it’s not comprehensive enough. That is why your videos are so valuable to me because most of the others don’t even show them let alone name them. I absolutely agree with you about booking ahead, I booked everything last year and plan to do the same again for our return. I’m also impressed with your photography skills. I need to improve my ability to utilise my iPhones capabilities to its full extent. Looking forward to seeing that future video on your accommodations. Thanks again Darryl and Janet.

Thanks I’ll check them out. Enjoying you showing your accommodations. My wife and I walked the Frances last June/July and also stayed in private rooms. Our plan is to return this time next year and repeat the journey however taking more time and like yourselves staying more off stage. Really love the look of Posada Ignatius in Navarrete for example. Loving your journey. Cheers Darryl and Janet Australia.

Thank you, it’s been a pleasure. I’ve enjoyed your camino very much. Safe journey home.

Thanks for sharing your Journey. It’s been a lot of fun watching you.

The monastery ruins are amazing! Gracias por mostrarlonos!!

Next time I’m walking with you two. You are getting the best meals!

I looked it up: the scallop shell is a symbol of rebirth... like what the pilgrims experience at the end of the trail! Enjoy!!

I’m so glad you opened your video with, “Incredibly Beautiful Meseta”. When I walked there in 2023, I’d heard of people avoiding the Meseta because of every reason they could explain. I loved it! In so many ways, I found myself on the Meseta. I can hardly wait to go back in August ‘24. Buen camino, both of you.

Wow! What a gorgeous panorama, the light and colors are absolutely magnificent. Thank you for sharing your beautiful journey! 🥰

Windy and wet in Invermere, too... but hot sun coming back soon!

I don't think you need the poles... you are getting younger!

Hi guys, Loving your journey. Where can I source the drink bottle holders you have attached to the front of your packs? Buen Camino.

Nancy, it´s Miren from Etxeurdina, thank so much for your words and your lovely video. The best for you and Jacques

This is like Heaven!!

Une autre belle journée ,combien de kilomètres qui vous reste à faire? ❤❤

I have the same “rash” on my ankles after a 13 mile hike around a beautiful lake yesterday. I don’t always get it, more likely when wearing thicker tighter socks. It you can find new socks that are looser around your ankles it would help.

I like the filming of the filming!! 🐞

Great recap & gear info! You’re an amazing team! So excited to watch your next adventure!

I’m watching you pack up and you can’t imagine how much I miss this routine…even with the rain. Gotta love 💩 in the rain lol CONGRATULATIONS guys! YOU MADE IT TO NORTH CAROLINA!!! Did any part of you wish you were continuing?

Love all the birds! Especially the Wood Thrush! Look at all those beautiful streams! It’s crazy how many mountains you climb up & down in Georgia! GREAT JOB YOU TWO!!!

Merci pour le partage profitez de chaque moment vous êtes beau à suivre💕💕💕🙏

Buena suerte al hopital!! Dejamos saber... !!

Umbrella looks ideal.

The 5 o'clock bell was beautiful... your timing was impeccable!

Last year I simply winged it for accommodation and it was great but, I found myself worried and preoccupied with concerns about where I might stay. This year, like you guys, I’ve booked ahead because I want private rooms and bathrooms, and I don’t want to have to be thinking about that all the time. I guess winging it works for younger folks and those who want the communal experience, but I’m a crusty old geezer and may have a tendency to being a rather generous snorer! 🤣 Buen Camino, both of you.

Thank you for taking the time to answer questions. The idea of not knowing if there would be an available room at the end of a long day walking has made me hesitant in doing a Camino. Knowing that it’s possible to book in advance is a relief. Thank you for the beautiful videos and sharing your experiences

Loving your videos we miss u bit glad ur having so many adventures

I would really appreciate a list of where you are staying. Enjoying your Camino very much. So much great wine.🍷

Still wonderful following you both on your incredible journey. I had lunch on Navarrete last year. Perhaps this year I’ll be smart enough to stop over. Buen camino, peregrinos.

That's what Santiago means after all, not just walking all day to get to Santiago de Compostela. Santiago means meeting new people, making friends everywhere, learning new things and enjoying life. Thank you for stopping by. threshold

How lovely to be in Navarette for Corpus Christi.

The view from the castle was amazing. After your long day hiking I’m impressed that took on the extra hike, but what a reward.

Spain has the best gluten free options in the grocery stores. I found rolls in single serving and double serving packages. Every brand was wonderful.

What day did you start?

The yellow bush is Cytisus scoparius also called Scotch Broom or Common Broom. It’s beautiful, but terribly invasive in North America. I just found out that there is a Spanish Broom, so that is probably the species you are seeing.

I found your channel last night. So nice to see more mature people documenting the Camino :D I think those flowers are what we know in the UK as Broom, I believe it is called Retama in Spanish.

Merci de partager ce tte aventure avec nous beaux souvenirs ❤❤

Une belle journée ensoleillée ❤❤